Watch Part I of the interview hereWatch Part II of the interview here"In Israel we have a significant experience in a number of issues that concern life during and after conflicts. We try to share our experience (dealing with post traumatic syndrome) with Ukrainian counterparts. We bring experts from Israel to work with Ukrainian counterparts, psychologists, social workers, teachers, and even priests, to share their experience on dealing with these people who suffered significant psychological traumas".
"For Israel Ukraine is not just another country, Ukraine is one of our most important partners in this region. Ukraine and Israel have a joint history, history of the Jewish people in Ukraine'.
"Now when we see the situation which Ukraine finds itself in, it's probably one of the most difficult periods of the Ukrainian history, we, of course, are not standing aside, we are trying to support and to share our experience in the fields that are particularly relevant to the situation of Ukraine today. Most of these projects that we have are in the field of health care."